I love to read children's books, and this blog gives me an opportunity to share what I am reading and hopefully encourage my students to enjoy these books along with me! If you have read one of these books or plan to read it, please leave a comment and let all the readers know what you think about this book.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Leepike Ridge, by N.D. Wilson
Eleven-year-old Tom, whose father has been dead three years, overhears a proposal of marriage to his mom. He sneaks out of the house at night to think things over and sees the styrofoam packing from the new refrigerator by the stream. Hmm...will it float? Not only will it float, but he can use it for a raft, and thus begins his adventures. He is swept away to an underground cave, where he meets ...oh, I won't spoil it for you! Let me just say there are treasures, bodies, villains, and a hero involved. Meanwhile, his mother is facing troubles of her own. She also encounters villains and an unlikely hero. This is a very well-written, entertaining book for both boys and girls.
Caution: Quite a bit of violence.
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